Industrial Paradice
by egillbjarki

Comment by IsabellSchatz:
beautiful model! and great contrast! like it very much!

Industrial Paradice
by egillbjarki

Comment by yann:
wow, this is amazing, very good use of the power lines.

On a tranquil winter morning
by egillbjarki

Comment by Fromac:
What a view!

I like your use of contrast, and the composition is nicely balanced.

"Strong is he who masters his own spirit"
by egillbjarki

Comment by graphicfunk:
A very emotive image and one that deserves a higher placing! Congratulations on your top 20 finish.

"Strong is he who masters his own spirit"
by egillbjarki

Comment by egillbjarki:
I thought this photo would do better, well thats in the past, hope I do better in the future :)

Thanks every one!

"Strong is he who masters his own spirit"
by egillbjarki

Comment by Jutilda:
This was robbed. Deserved a ribbon!!!!

"Strong is he who masters his own spirit"
by egillbjarki

Comment by CalliopeKel:
Legendary. Killer editing technique too.

Historian
by egillbjarki

Comment by loseme:
*Critique Club*

"Historian" is an excellent addition into the Square Crop challenge. Excellent 19th placement in such an huge challenge with 364 entries.

This image is prefect example of a black and white portrait. Something about the eyes just grabs you and pulls you into the image. I really don't see anything I would change, this is a great piece. After reading your comments I am sure it was hard to get him not to smile after graduating. But he does have that glazed over look I have because I work nights. I had to peek at your profile and you do amazing work with black and white portraits. I can say there is anything I would recommend this is just an excellent piece.

"Strong is he who masters his own spirit"
by egillbjarki

Comment by xtine:
excellent portrait.it's like something from an Armani campaign.great image

"Strong is he who masters his own spirit"
by egillbjarki

Comment by nborton:
i really like the tonal range. the only thing i am undecided about is the horizontal pole, or whatever it is. in some ways i think it works, but at the same time it seems to distract from the man, and his hands in particular.